The Perplexity Publisher Program illustrates one possible approach to fairly compensating content creators for their work, in a rapidly changing world of AI that is often difficult to navigate.

which help support our testing. As employees strike at The New York Times, a tech CEO is suggesting the newspaper use AI to temporarily replace protesting human workers. Perplexity AI CEO Aravind ...

The CEO of the AI search engine Perplexity Aravind Srinivas has offered his support to the publisher of the US daily newspaper New York Times (NYT) to ensure coverage during an ongoing strike by ...

The boss of controversial startup Perplexity AI made a bizarre offer to help The New York Times while its tech workers are out on strike — just weeks after the Gray Lady threatened to sue the ...

“We want to do our part to support an informed electorate ... both of which News Corp owns. The publisher also claims that Perplexity’s AI routinely hallucinated facts in its replies ...

Perplexity AI Inc., a well ... news article cited by its search engine. When an AI query response references multiple articles from the same publisher, the publisher is separately compensated ...

Perplexity will clearly label the "sponsored" post. The brand will pay Perplexity an undisclosed fee for every thousand user views of the sponsored question. When a publisher’s content is used ...

Perplexity’s iOS App just got an update enabling support for the company’s conversational AI voice assistant ... links that Microsoft and/or the publisher may receive a commission from ...

The CEO of AI search company ... known as Twitter, Perplexity’s CEO offered to step in for the striking workers. Replying to Semafor media editor Max Tani quoting the publisher, Srinivas wrote ...

Aravind Srinivas, CEO of the AI search company Perplexity ... Srinivas offered Perplexity’s support, suggesting his company could assist NYT in maintaining election coverage.

Every time Perplexity cites a publisher's article in an ... access to Perplexity's API and developer support, which allows them to create their own AI-powered custom search engines for their ...

On Tuesday, AI-powered search engine ... and Ars parent company Condé Nast. Perplexity, valued at over $1 billion, aims to compete with search giant Google. "To further support the vital work ...